Ulster Bank head apologises in letter to customers

Ulster Bank CEO Jim Brown has said he is aware that the current situation at the bank is "unacceptable".

Ulster Bank head apologises in letter to customers
Mon, 02 Jul, 2012 - 16:28

Ulster Bank CEO Jim Brown has said he is aware that the current situation at the bank is "unacceptable".

CEO Jim Brown made the statement in a letter to customers this afternoon.

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